The Nicodemus enterprise. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1887-1887, 1887-11-16

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Of news, and we feel that he is t
bright and intellig emit gentleman, ]
and that he is DESTROYS of comeing {
to Kansas next spring, in company t
with a number Of other prominent {
citizens of Grenada; and wants to I
know in what business his peo-
pie can engage in to make a hveing.
We can say that in Graham County
IS some of the finest land in the
Union. and can be sold cheap and
on such terms that the poorest man
can secure a home for himself and
enjoy all the freedom and prosperity
that any other citizen, without fear
Of being molested. Graham County
is situated ar the north west part OF
the state being the second county
from Nebraska and fourth Colorado.
It was only organized in 1880 and
has an area of 800 square miles. The
general surface is a rolling prairie
, averaging one mile in width on the
south fork of the Solomon river. The
: south fork of the Solomon rNeF
flows through the center Of the coun-
ty from west to east, having Rock
/ Sand, Coon and Spring creeks as
I tributaries from the northwest, and
Brush and Wild Horse from the
!, southwest. The principal agricul-
] tural products are wheat, rye, corn'
/ barley, oats, buckwheat, sweet po-
4 tatoas, irish potatoes, sorghum, cas-
tor beans, flax, hemp; broom corn
n nniilet, etc. With our corn, Kansas
Ut can show some Of the largest anc
ty best lhogs that are produced any
Of where. Cattle and stock Of all Kinds
IS thrive the best. !.
a The young ladies find d create
On field for usefulness IN KANSAS thai
it. any other state. They hold othc
X. in incorporated towns, our count
superintendent IS a lady and make
% q very efficient officer they cler
le- il stores and some Of the princip'
10 clerks in our county and Tsta'
+ Offices are ladies besides they .teac
no nearly all our public schools: The
en- IS a fine field in Kansas for music
MO talent, in fact Kansas is the hon
md for the poor ana oppressed, al
are thousands are pouring into Hans
one every day, and Kansas don't q
ea{ criminate on account Of race, col
laV Or previous condition Of servltut
and he that longs for. prosper
aral and the pure air Of liberty and FRI
will dom, come to Kansas.
E q ! THE people who predicted Il
org Kansas would go to the eternal b
! ii vows because Of a little drouth
With the months Of June and July are
At ginning to find out that they ms
cane their bearings. The boom OF Kan
F.; one. is founded on an enduring basis
!, 200 viii GROW in volume as the Y
from roll on, The drouth Of last sum
tons will no more impede the ohN
was march Of Kansas, than an emba
}, but ment Of sand will stay the noun
re,as torrent as it pours. on towards
quiv- ocean. These fertile pralres
I'm IN never made for an empire OF soil
lvolv- The tiners Of the soil may
uired with / few reverses here, as
inner where, but general tendency is
waril and upward. Tie fame Q
west EN- plains is spread abroad
tile land and emigrants will po
u The mt,I every acre is made sublct
.eorro the pIoa. Until then Kansas
I saws boom
49,, Tnlla The boomers III Caht
II art lg in every way to Il
! II ,anIauuts 10 go to that state
= u nechaalls, Of California have
ne' I'LL con. alarmed and are urging
I 80 fellows in the east to stay
liio The brotherhood Of carpenters
7 o II" joiners in Los Angeies have
80 issued a circular in which the
y pa5 that that country is not the 81
nee. Of parauleo : :. ,loao e., ! Moor = 4
It they that y ? a, ~ H. u. 80 rotber
n dietto subsist upon. Callior1
q splendid state-for the rich ];
~ + moor state for the man who
Il y b lob bis bread by the sweat Of his
Kansas It cannot compare with hansa